spritz

I called some in, to try, and spritzed myself before going out on Wednesday night.

A woman at the table with the Champagne was spritzed.

"So you could spritz away with the other bath products."

He grinned, she spritzed, and the rest, as they say, was history.

Still others spritzed their students with water and handed out ice in little cups.

A man can hardly walk through a mall without being spritzed with it.

After you've spritzed, flip your head over and finish drying.

I ran a comb through my hair and spritzed on some perfume.

You spritz the stuff around the yard to scare the deer away.

You can spritz the foliage, except for the triangle palm.

When she spritzed it on me, all these childhood memories came flooding back.

But it wasn't until the '80s that pop stars started spritzing.

In the United States, the name is often shortened to spritz.

"Chanel No. 5," she said, spritzing it around the room.

She spritzed her blinds with window cleaner and began to wipe them.

He changed into a fresh shirt, spritzed on some cologne, and waited.

She was spritzed with ice tea for her comment.

"We would spritz the hair with water, then blow-dry and style.

Spritzing them with water, to their delight, as they drooped in the 90-degree heat of her classroom.

When do we call in the exorcist, start spritzing holy water?"

In fact, it's unlikely he would have been anywhere within spritzing distance of a fragrance counter.

More than 50 perfumes for women were launched last year, spritzing the market into a coma.

Or use a spray to spritz the room.

For the hair loss, the support team was spritzing me with Rogaine.